CS 302 Textbook

TEXTBOOK:

Textbook Info | Errata | First Edition

Required Textbook:

  • Spring 2014 semester: We will use the SECOND edition of the Horstmann textbook.

  • Java For Everyone: Late Objects, by Cay Horstmann, © 2013,2010, Wiley.

  • Student Companion Site: with access to online resources as provided by the publisher
  • Copies on Reserve: are at the Kurt Wendt Library and the College Library.
  • Vendors: on campus are University Bookstore
  • e-Book Option: An eBook option is available for you to access the book online or download it to your laptop. You may also print pages. Note the ebook license will expire at the end of 360 days.  See the CourseSmart link below.
CourseSmart eBook option
Java For Everyone, Second Edition Note: eBook licenses expire at end of semester.
by Horstmann, Cay S.
Price to Student $49.50

Errata in Second Edition:

First Edition

Several students have contacted me regarding the possibility of saving some money and purchasing the first edition of this textbook instead of the Second Edition. In short, this a possibility and will work for students who are willing to go to the extra trouble of learning the differences between the two textbook versions. Be sure to review the "New to this Edition" section of the textbook Overview.

The Second Edition adds several topics and revises many others. That said, both editions are comprehensive texts for introducing programming fundamentals using the Java Programming Language.

Students are encouraged to purchase the second edition as they will spend less time ensuring that the topic numbers are the the same and verifying that they have found all relevant content.

Students who intend to use the First Edition should check out a reserved copy of the Second Edition as soon as one is available and make notes regarding the differences in Chapter numbering, titles, etc. Students are responsible for the content in the second edition.

Errata found in the First Edition: